SEARCH casaCARA
CATEGORIES
-
Recent Posts
- Dream of Oaxaca
- Brooklyn Quarantine Diary
- First Timer in Mexico City
- These Walls Talk: Story of an 1830s Brooklyn House
- Appreciating October: Old Houses & Fall Color
- Art-Making for All in Amagansett
- Perennials on Parade + Shopping for an Instant Cottage Garden
- Hey, Last-Minute Summer Vacation Planners! Rent My Glorified Boho Hamptons Beach Bungalow
- BOOK REVIEW: 111 Places in Brooklyn That You Must Not Miss
- Agrigento’s Valley of the Temples, with a Pit Stop in Noto
Top Posts (Last 48 Hours)
- Scouting Sag Harbor
- Dream of Oaxaca
- First Timer in Mexico City
- The East End's Early English Houses
- Ornamental Edibles
- Stone Barns, 147 Acres near New Paltz $1.9M
- CONTACT/Q&A
- Jump Start to the Season: My Long Island Garden
- Nearly Untouched 1829 Townhouse in Historic Center City Philadelphia $550K
- Two Sag Harbor Cottages Under $600K
EXPLORE by clicking on any of the tags below
- 19th century
- Amagansett
- annuals
- antiques
- architecture
- Art Deco
- Atlantic Avenue
- barn
- beach cottage
- beach house
- Benjamin Moore
- Boerum Hill
- boxwoods
- Bridgehampton
- BROOKLYN
- Brooklyn Botanic Garden
- Brooklyn Heights
- brownstone
- Brownstoner
- brownstones
- bungalow
- Carroll Gardens
- CATSKILLS
- cedar-shingled
- cedar shingles
- Clinton Hill
- Cobble Hill
- Colonial
- Columbia County
- compost
- cottage
- cottage garden
- cottages
- daffodils
- deck
- decorating
- deer
- deer-resistant
- deer fence
- driveway
- East End
- East Hampton
- farmhouse
- ferns
- Fishtown
- for rent
- for sale
- Fort Greene
- front porch
- furniture
- garden
- Gardiner's Bay
- Gowanus
- Greek Revival
- Greenport
- Hamptons
- Hamptons Cottages & Gardens
- house for sale
- Hudson River
- HUDSON VALLEY
- Italianate
- Jackson Pollock
- Kensington
- LONG ISLAND
- Maidstone beach
- Maidstone Park
- Maui
- Mexico
- mid-century modern
- Montauk
- Northern Liberties
- North Fork
- Open Days
- outdoor shower
- Park Slope
- perennials
- PHILADELPHIA
- pied a terre
- Prospect Heights
- Queen Village
- REAL ESTATE
- Red Hook
- renovation
- rental
- rhododendrons
- row house
- row houses
- rustic
- Sag Harbor
- Shelter Island
- Southampton
- South Fork
- Springs
- townhouse
- Victorian
- vintage
- Williamsburg
- window boxes
- wisteria
- yard sales
Recent Comments
- cara on Dream of Oaxaca
- Rosemary Brooks on Dream of Oaxaca
- coppermaven on Dream of Oaxaca
- cara on Brooklyn Quarantine Diary
- cara on Brooklyn Quarantine Diary
- Frederick Nunley on Brooklyn Quarantine Diary
- JG on Brooklyn Quarantine Diary
- coppermaven on Brooklyn Quarantine Diary
- Barbara on First Timer in Mexico City
- cara on First Timer in Mexico City
ARCHIVES
Blog Stats
- 1,132,047 views
Tag Archives: bedroom
Bohemian Splendor in Cobble Hill
ONE OF THE GREAT THINGS ABOUT BLOGGING is making new friends. Lula and I met only a few months ago, when she stumbled upon my blog and contacted me. We soon discovered we are neighbors in two places. She has … Continue reading →
Posted in ANTIQUES & COLLECTING, BROOKLYN, BROWNSTONE DECORATING, HISTORIC PRESERVATION, INTERIOR DESIGN
|
Tagged 1850s, antiques, bedroom, Bergen Street, bohemian, Broken English, brownstone, Cobble Hill, configuration, cornice, cottage, Court Street, decorating, doors, East Hampton, Fork & Pencil, Fork and Pencil, Italianate, kitchen, layout, moldings, original, parlor floor, plaster, refinish, renovation, semi-retirement, Springs, terrace, Venetian plaster, Victorian, wallpaper
|
5 Comments
Feng Shui Problem Resolved
MY SISTER ASKED ME A COGENT QUESTION THIS EVENING: “So how did you solve your feng shui problem in the bedroom?” Oh, that! I guess I owe her, and y’all, an explanation. Taking to heart the sage advice of MazeDancer, … Continue reading →
Posted in BROOKLYN, BROWNSTONE DECORATING, INTERIOR DESIGN
|
Tagged bedroom, brownstone, ceiling beam, credenza, feng shui, IKEA, Pearl River, pied a terre, Prospect Heights
|
2 Comments
Feng Shui Nightmare in a Brownstone Bedroom
THE BEDROOM IN MY PROSPECT HEIGHTS PIED-A-TERRE is finally coming together. Last week I committed myself to a 1960s platform credenza, above, for storing my family’s photo archive, a more attractive repository than the half-dozen plastic bins in which our … Continue reading →
Posted in BROOKLYN, BROWNSTONE DECORATING, INTERIOR DESIGN
|
Tagged bamboo flutes, Baxter & Liebch, bed, bed placement, bedroom, brownstone, ceiling beam, ceiling beams, credenza, feng shui, furniture placement, placement, Prospect Heights, Re-Pop
|
8 Comments
My Bedroom Wall Color Revealed!
FOR THOSE WHO THOUGHT I might never make a decision about what color to paint the bedroom in my Prospect Heights garden floor-through (and I admit I was among those who thought it), I’m relieved to report that the day … Continue reading →
Posted in BROOKLYN, BROWNSTONE DECORATING, INTERIOR DESIGN
|
Tagged 19th century, armoire, bedroom, BROOKLYN, brownstone, credenza, fireplace, garden floor-through, kitchen hearth, mid-century, mid-century modern, orange, paint color, Pale Carnelian, Pratt & Lambert, Prospect Heights, row houses, wall color
|
8 Comments
Color Quandary
OK, IT’S NOT A LIFE-ALTERING DECISION, but I’m surprisingly perplexed about what to do re the paint color for my bedroom walls. Me, the expert who successfully chose colors sight unseen for the living room and bathroom, below, when my … Continue reading →
Monticello Yellow + Orange Options
I’VE NEVER BEEN TO MONTICELLO (note to self: go), but I knew Thomas Jefferson’s dining room was famously aqua (a color, in Colonial times, said to aid digestion). Recent research showed that the iconic blue dining room was later whitewashed … Continue reading →
